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Pharmacy FHIR Maturity October 26, 2016
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October 26, 2016
Attendees
- John Hatem
- Luke Tso (OptumRx)
- Marla Albitz (Wolters Kluwer)
- Tim McNeil (SureScripts)
- Brad Engels (FDB)
- Michelle Miller (Cerner)
- Mike Olson (CenterRx)
- Scott Robertson (Kaiser Permanente)
- Daniel Zhang (Epic)
- Daniel Friend (Epic)
- Clay Rogers (APPRISS)
Project Team
- Tricia Lee Wilkins
- Brett Marquard
- Eric Haas
- Melva Peters
- Mera Choi
- Saurav Chowdhury
Discussion
- Welcome
- Round Table Introductions
- Overview of Project
- HL7 project supported by the ONC
- Project Objectives - enhance the resources-want to do more piloting and have lessons learned from the pilots feed back into the specifications
- Questions
- Luke: Where do the NCPDP standards begin and end - will there be clear demarcation - there is duplication
- will that be tackled in this project
- Scott - there will have to be some delineation of where boundaries exist. Will be tough for pharmacy vendors to support both standards. Won't likely have FHIR from end to end
- Scott and Tim can bring the work from NCPDP to this group
- there are regulations (HIPPA and/or Part D) that define what standards and messages must be used - secondary use cases (such as view) may not be covered under regulation
- Luke: Where do the NCPDP standards begin and end - will there be clear demarcation - there is duplication
- Need to look at scoping for this project
- Mapping of where FHIR resources may fit in vs NCPDP - there has been some mapping of data elements but not on workflow
- anything within walls of the hospital - can be in scope. Retail is NCPDP space
- from SureScripts out - could be in scope
- Connectathon Medication Track
- Connectathon Track
- Scenarios
- Patient access to medication list (overlap with US core)
- Dispense medication from pharmacy
- Cerner - may be more likely early Q2 - were primarily looking at reading or resources rather than creating - driver - conservative approach to MU for access to MedList - can derive using MedStatements
- Epic - no plans to support in Q1
- Create new outpatient prescription
- Add new medication to patient medication list
- ability to add records to medication list -
- Cerner - support medication statements from patient. Haven't rolled out the ability to create medorders
- Epic - looking at medstatment before medorder - not sure if will be there for January.
- ability to add records to medication list -
- Access to medication administration
- Cerner - may be more likely early Q2
- Epic - no plans to support in Q1
- will be focusing on STU3 specification
- KP - no plans to support - use Epic
- SureScripts - no active work on these use cases
- any missing use cases or use cases of concern?
- There is some ambiguity/flexibility in specification of approaching active med list - can you just query med statements or query other types of resources to get active list
- May need to define construct eg. inpatient list vs outpatient, etc
- perhaps this project can contribute to some recommendations
- Scenarios
- Connectathon Track
- Meetings
- Schedule - proposed Nov 9, 23, 30 at 3pm Eastern
- Will send out meeting invites
Action Items
1. Reach out to Tim and Scott - discussion of boundaries 2. Update use cases and provide some additional information